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Grace Tinsen

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Went broke as a business owner before I worked in finance. Desperation taught me money. 25 years made it my profession. Int'l bestselling author. Financial recovery/ afforability coach. Find your money type: https://tinyurl.com/2eye8dmm

Grace Tinsen

4 авг., 02:34

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Grace Tinsen

3 авг., 22:50

Haha Io e you Ms Betty Bowers😄

Grace Tinsen

2 авг., 23:34

And if you're carrying this like it's a personal failure - it isn't. Free 2-minute Money Type Quiz tells you which money story you're running: thereasonedlifecollective.com#quiz

Financial Coach for Today’s Affordability Crisis | The Reasoned Life CollectiveRebuild after divorce, loss, or financial collapse. Grace Tinsen — 21 years as a licensed advisor, and someone who’s actually lived it. Take the free money personality quiz.thereasonedlifecollective.com

Grace Tinsen

2 авг., 23:34

The war is the headline. Affordability is the lens. Nobody wakes up asking what the CPI is. They ask if they can fill the tank and cover the insurance bill. What's the one thing you quietly stopped buying this year? I'll start: fresh berries.

Grace Tinsen

2 авг., 23:33

Watch what happens next, though. Prices ratchet. They jump with the excuse and they stay after the excuse expires. Oil falls, your grocery bill doesn't. Somebody decides to keep that. It isn't automatic and it isn't weather.

Grace Tinsen

2 авг., 23:32

That's not recession fear. In a recession you're scared of losing the job. Right now people HAVE the job. They're paying the bills. And still never getting ahead. Working hard and going nowhere is a different kind of tired.

Grace Tinsen

2 авг., 23:32

Because here's what changed. A few years ago people believed inflation would come back down. Housing would ease. Groceries would settle. Now the question is quieter and worse: is this just how expensive life is now?

Grace Tinsen

2 авг., 23:31

Two-thirds of Americans told Gallup they're feeling real financial hardship from fuel prices. 60% expect gas to keep climbing because of the war. 79% think this drags on. That last number is the one nobody's naming.